Abstract: An interactive projection system including a projector and a touch interactive light source device is provided. The projector includes a projection optical engine, a camera module, and a control module. The touch interactive light source device includes at least one infrared light source module and a wireless signal transmission module. The control module is electrically connected to the projection optical engine and the camera module, and controls the touch interactive light source device through the wireless signal transmission module, so that the touch interactive light source device is placed in a recommended installation position and the interactive projection system is in an interactive mode. An operation method of the interactive projection system is also provided.

Abstract: A connection detection device and a connection detection method for detecting a connection state between a first connector and a second connector are provided. The first connector includes detection pins. The second connector includes loop pins corresponding to the detection pins. The connection detection device includes a bias voltage generator, a detection circuit, and a processor. The bias voltage generator applies a reference bias voltage to the detection pins. The detection circuit detects bias values on the detection pins. When each bias value is shifted to a first bias value based on a connection loop formed between the detection pins and the loop pins, the detection circuit provides a first detection signal. When at least one of the bias values is not shifted to the first bias value, the detection circuit provides a second detection signal. The processor provides an alarm signal in response to the second detection signal.

Abstract: An interactive projection system including a projector and a touch interactive light source device is provided. The projector includes a projection optical engine, a camera module, and a control module. The touch interactive light source device includes at least one infrared light source module and a wireless signal transmission module. The control module is electrically connected to the projection optical engine and the camera module, and controls the touch interactive light source device through the wireless signal transmission module, so that the touch interactive light source device is placed in a recommended installation position and the interactive projection system is in an interactive mode. An operation method of the interactive projection system is also provided.

Abstract: An interactive rear projection system including a projection screen, a projection optical engine, an input device and a controller is provided. The projection optical engine emits a projection beam which is projected on the projection screen. The input device includes a sensor and a first light source both disposed on a first side of the projection screen. The controller is electrically connected to the projection optical engine, the sensor, and the first light source and controls the first light source to project a first beam toward the projection screen. When an object approaches a second side of the projection screen, the sensor senses a light spot generated by the first beam diffusely reflected by the object and recognizes a position of the object or a position where the object touches the projection screen according to the light spot.

Abstract: A projection device includes a light source, an optical engine and a controller. The light source provides a light beam according to a setting current. The optical engine includes a light combining module, an imaging module and a projection lens. The light combining module receives the light beam to generate an illumination beam. The imaging module includes a prism, a digital micromirror device and a light sensor. The prism transmits a portion of the illumination beam to the light sensor. The digital micromirror device converts the other portion of the illumination light beam into an image beam. The light sensor disposed between the prism and the digital micromirror device receives the portion of the illumination beam to generate a brightness data. The projection lens projects the image beam. The controller dynamically adjusts the setting current to calibrate a color point of the light beam according to the brightness data.

Abstract: A projection device includes a light source, an optical engine and a controller. The light source provides a light beam according to a setting current. The optical engine includes a light combining module, an imaging module and a projection lens. The light combining module receives the light beam to generate an illumination beam. The imaging module includes a prism, a digital micromirror device and a light sensor. The prism transmits a portion of the illumination beam to the light sensor. The digital micromirror device converts the other portion of the illumination light beam into an image beam. The light sensor disposed between the prism and the digital micromirror device receives the portion of the illumination beam to generate a brightness data. The projection lens projects the image beam. The controller dynamically adjusts the setting current to calibrate a color point of the light beam according to the brightness data.

Abstract: A lens structure includes a lens barrel, a frame, a first lens module, a second lens module, and an elastic sleeve. The frame leans against a rear end of the lens barrel. A first gap is provided between the lens barrel and the frame. The first lens module includes a first side exposed outside the lens barrel and a second side arranged in a front end of the lens barrel. A second gap is provided between the lens barrel and the first lens module. The second lens module includes a third side arranged in the rear end of the lens barrel and a fourth side exposed outside the frame. The elastic sleeve sleeved on the lens barrel includes a first end extending to the frame to completely cover the first gap and a second end extending to a portion of the first lens module to completely cover the second gap.

Abstract: A lens structure includes a lens barrel, a frame, a first lens module, a second lens module, and an elastic sleeve. The frame leans against a rear end of the lens barrel. A first gap is provided between the lens barrel and the frame. The first lens module includes a first side exposed outside the lens barrel and a second side arranged in a front end of the lens barrel. A second gap is provided between the lens barrel and the first lens module. The second lens module includes a third side arranged in the rear end of the lens barrel and a fourth side exposed outside the frame. The elastic sleeve sleeved on the lens barrel includes a first end extending to the frame to completely cover the first gap and a second end extending to a portion of the first lens module to completely cover the second gap.

Abstract: An input/output module comprises a module body, a circuit board, and an input/output port. The circuit board is coupled to the module body and has a first surface and a second surface. A second connection portion is disposed on the second surface and electrically connected to a mobile electronic device body. The input/output port is disposed on the first surface and electrically connected to the second connection portion. The input/output port has an insertion end corresponding in position to an opening of the module body and connected to an external transmission connector. Further provided is a mobile electronic device having an input/output module, wherein the input/output module is replaceable such that the mobile electronic device has a transmission interface function and is expandable in applicability.

Abstract: A backup battery charger charges a backup battery of a handheld electronic device. The handheld electronic device comprises a power supply unit and an electronic component. The power supply unit supplies a power to the electronic component. The backup battery charger is connected to the electronic component, such that the backup battery charger shares with the electronic component the power, uses the power as a charging power, and controllably determines via a control module whether to supply the charging power to the backup battery.

Abstract: A printed circuit board grounding structure for use with a communication apparatus is configured for use with a printed circuit board to contact a grounded casing and thereby form a grounded circuit capable of electromagnetic wave shielding. The printed circuit board ground structure includes a copper conductive layer and a plurality of solder contacts. The copper conductive layer is circumferentially disposed along the periphery of the printed circuit board. The solder contacts are disposed on the copper conductive layer and used for electrically contacting with the casing. The printed circuit board grounding structure prevents deterioration of electromagnetic wave shielding despite oxidation of the copper conductive layer. The circumferentially-disposed copper conductive layer blocks electromagnetic wave generated from inside the printed circuit board, prevents leakage of the electromagnetic wave, and ultimately prevents the electromagnetic wave from interfering with other electronic apparatuses.

Abstract: A charging method and a charging system are introduced for controlling a charging current by a PWM method. A charging IC is controlled to supply the charging current to a battery, and a control unit is used to generate a PWM signal with a duty cycle, and a filter unit is used to convert the PWM signal into a voltage signal to be supplied to the charging IC, and the control unit determines whether a current of a battery detected by the battery status detection unit reaches a regular current, so that a PWM signal with a duty cycle greater than the previous duty cycle by a default increased cycle is provided if the detected current has not reached the regular current. Thus, the feature of the PWM signal is used to set the charging current according to the capacity of the battery automatically.

Abstract: It is a snap-engagement structure whereby a mother body and a daughter body of a portable electronic device are snap-engaged with each other and thereby fixed to each other. The mother body includes two installation units. The snap-engagement structure includes a key unit, fastening units, and a first restoring unit. The key unit and the fastening units move relative to each other in different directions to effectuate enhanced snap-engagement, watertightness, and miniaturization.

Abstract: A system and a method for controlling access at a user end are disclosed. The correlation between a tag signal of a femtocell access point and a tag signal of a fixed internet device is established, such that when the femtocell access point would access internet via the fixed internet device, a tag signal of the femtocell access point and a tag signal of the fixed internet device are acquired, so as to determine whether the tag signal of the femtocell access point and the tag signal of the fixed internet device match the correlation in the data bank. When the tag signal of the femtocell access point and the tag signal of the fixed internet device match the correlation, the femtocell access point is allowed to provide access services. The present invention provides an effective mechanism for controlling access at a user end.

Abstract: A film pasting device and method for pasting a circuit board and a dome array together are disclosed. The device includes: a carrier having at least a suction hole, a support member connected to the carrier and having a plurality of air holes, a suction member connected to the carrier, and a first positioning member disposed on the carrier. The film pasting device includes: positioning the dome array, providing a suction force for sucking the dome array so as to evenly dispose the dome array, disposing the circuit board on the dome array, and providing a pressing force to press the circuit board to the dome array. Therefore, the present invention overcomes the conventional difficulty of aligning the dome array with the circuit board, thereby improving the product yield.

Abstract: An overvoltage protection circuit and a portable electronic device having the same are introduced. The overvoltage protection circuit provides overvoltage protection when an input voltage exceeds a rated voltage tolerable by an internal circuit unit in the portable electronic device. A reference voltage and a partial voltage are generated from the input voltage through a voltage limiting unit and voltage dividing module, respectively, and conveyed to a comparing module for comparison. Comparison of the reference voltage and the partial voltage is followed by generation of a switch signal whereby a switch unit determines whether to apply the input voltage to the internal circuit unit. The voltage dividing module sets the maximum rated voltage tolerable by the internal circuit unit and enables the overvoltage protection circuit to give overvoltage protection to the portable electronic device regardless of temperature.

Abstract: An electromagnetic shielding cover and a device having the same are introduced. The device comprises a casing and is coupled to a base having a printed circuit board on which an electronic component is mounted. The casing is defined with a receiving region. The electromagnetic shielding cover is disposed within the receiving region and coupled thereto. The electromagnetic shielding cover is marked with a plurality of peripheral folding lines. The electromagnetic shielding cover is folded along the peripheral folding lines by an angle to form a plurality of walls and a shielding space. Coupling the casing and the base together allows the electromagnetic shielding cover to shield an electronic component mounted on the circuit board and received in the shielding space, thereby shielding the electronic component from electromagnetic interference. The electronic component can be easily changed and tested during a rework process.

Abstract: An electromagnetic shielding cover disposed on a printed circuit board having thereon an electronic component includes a lid and a frame which are coupled together to shield the electronic component from electromagnetic interference and allow the electronic component to be changed and tested easily during a rework process.

Abstract: A sliding door is coupled to a casing having therein a receiving space, a port received in the receiving space, a first opening formed at the casing, and a first guide rail fixed to the casing to face the receiving space and positioned proximate to the first opening. The sliding door includes a frame body and a door body. The frame body is received in the receiving space and has a second guide rail, a resilient arm, and a second opening corresponding in position to the first opening. The door body is disposed between the casing and the frame body and slides along the first guide rail and the second guide rail to selectively block or unblock the first opening and the second opening. Accordingly, the sliding door structure is selectively opened or shut as needed, so as to protect the port.

Abstract: An ultrasonic welding structure includes a welding plane and an energy-directing edge. The welding plane is formed on a first object or a second object. The energy-directing edge is formed on the first object or the second object and corresponds in position to the welding plane. The welding plane is oblique to a lamination direction of an ultrasonic device. The first object and the second object are welded together by ultrasonic welding which requires laminating the first object to the second object in the lamination direction so as for the energy-directing edge to exert a contact pressure upon the welding plane. Due to the welding plane and the energy-directing edge, ultrasonic welding thus performed requires less welding area and alignment structure than are taught by the prior art and is conducive to miniaturization of mobile electronic products.